Notably, Archie's birthday falls on May 6th, and speculation arose about the timing of his conception, which seems to have occurred between August 6th and 12th. If we consider a typical 40-week pregnancy, this timeline raises questions about whether Meghan carried a frozen embryo herself or if she used a gestational carrier.
In the latter case, it would have been known from the moment of transfer that she could potentially be pregnant around August 20th, which coincided with Meghan's solo trip to Toronto.
The idea of a frozen embryo transfer could imply conception either by Meghan or someone else. However, any news related to this flight and Meghan's alleged demands during it were quickly hushed.
Moving forward in the timeline, on September 28th, Harry and Meghan attended the opening of Soho Amsterdam. Despite being working members of the royal family at the time, they enjoyed VIP treatment and were lavished with hospitality. They indulged in cocktails, stayed up past midnight, and Meghan even had red wine with her dinner.
This event took place when Archie was approximately 31 weeks in utero, which is considered full term, assuming a pregnancy length of 9 weeks. Alternatively, if we account for the backdating of 2 weeks in frozen embryo transfers, this would make Archie around 7 weeks in utero at that time.
The official announcement of Meghan's pregnancy occurred on October 12th, which was close to or just after the completion of her first trimester. This announcement led to much speculation and discussion.
To shed light on Meghan's unique situation, an exclusive interview was conducted with the CEO of a fertility company specializing in egg freezing in Toronto. The interview aimed to address the question of how a 37-year-old could become pregnant so soon after her wedding.
According to the CEO, even at 37, a woman who freezes 10 eggs still has a relatively high live birthrate of 50%. Meghan's situation was said to be influenced by her previous divorce and the desire to have children in her subsequent marriage. She reportedly attended one of the CEO's parties, which are dedicated to discussing egg freezing, divorce, and considerations for future pregnancies.
It's worth noting that Meghan had a history in Toronto, both living and working there before her marriage to Prince Harry. Toronto boasts numerous reputable fertility clinics, adding an intriguing dimension to these speculations.
